Miranda's Farms Coffee Shop

This place is amazing! Berta's story is one of success built from hard work and persistence. They grow 21 acres of coffee on site and recently purchased more off site. You can wander through the coffee fields, try different roasts, pastries or hang out and enjoy the atmosphere. Did I mention how good the coffee is? Let me just say it isn't Starbucks. It has rich flavor that has won them many awards.

OHHHH MY WORD THIS PLACE IS A MUST! The coffee is AMAZING I MEAN WITH A CAPITAL A!!! My husband and I are on the a mission to find the best coffee everywhere we go, we are from Seattle area and the know their coffee there! At Miranda’s
They’re amazing people as well!
Staff was knowledgeable beyond expectations! They told us about the yellow coffee bean showed us pictures and demonstrations from fruit to roasted bean, very informative!!!! We got a large 24oz iced macadamia nut /coconut breve over over coffee cubes (so when it’s melting it’s not watering down your coffee)
We are dreaming about it again this morning and probably headed back before we leave the island.
There is a farm there too, great place to walk Around and stretch your legs see the trees with the coffee fruit on it and enjoy the beautiful outdoors while you drink the islands Best Coffee. If we could give 10 ⭐️’s We would (The also sell beans and food items) <‘((((((><

I’m so glad we stumbled across Miranda’s! This was such a highlight of our trip and a random fun thing to do on an otherwise long drive. Miranda’s white choc mac nut latte was maybe the best one I had on the island! I’m so sad I didn’t get to go again. They also encouraged us to drive up and see the actual coffee farm which was so fun. We took some fun videos and just enjoyed some time at the farm. Definitely recommend for anyone visiting!

Miranda’s coffee shop is beautifully decorated and has award winning coffee. Stop by for a cup of coffee and check out this gorgeous store. Miranda and her daughter started this business selling coffee at the local farmers markets and now she has this location. Such an inspirational story, please support her business.

This place is exactly what you would hope to find in the pursuit of a perfect family coffee farm! They hosted us with friendly smiles, a personalized tour of their award winning coffee bean that is putting them on the map, and shared a wealth of knowledge while answering our curious questions. Great coffee, amazing homemade banana bread, and the best hospitality you will ever find in a coffee cafe’.

This was one of our best stops. This is a very small shop and some of the nicest individuals i have ever met. Extremely knowledgeable and informative about the entire process of coffee. Would highly recommend stopping by.
I had the ice coffee and it was amazing!!!

Very nice people. Coffee was good. They grow their own. Nice little covered deck to sit and enjoy your beverage. Delicious coffee cake! Bathroom is clean and well appointed. I would suggest a hook for ladies to hang a jacket and purse.

I stopped by this coffee place when I come back to Kona after buying some malasadas from Punalu'u bakery because I just want to have some Kau coffee. Kau coffee is also famous and tasty coffee in this island. I prefer Kona coffee bean but this Kau bean is not bad at all. Actually this Kau bean gives more joy to taste different flavors of the coffee beans in this big island. This coffee place gives the genuine Kau coffee. The price is kind of pricey, but understandable since it is Hawaii and you taste the fresh Kau coffee.

This was the best coffee stop on the island for me personally. Super friendly, nice strong well roasted coffee, that you could absolutely tell was grown right there. The micro climates that make up the big island really impart a uniqueness to the flavor of the finished product. Drive down the road a few miles, or to the other side of the island and you get something completely different. I asked if it was ok to walk around the grounds, and the barista was sure to let me know how proud the owners are of thier 10 acre coffee farm, and they love when other people enjoy thier hard work and thier farm. She said we were welcome to walk up the hill and explore!

Coffee is not very good in my opinion. Maybe it's just the day I went, but the samples I tried were weak and watery. The espresso I had was poorly extracted. It was a single and it took the machine probably 35-40 seconds to pull the shot. The coffee on the island, in general, is just not good. This was maybe the 15th different coffee place I tried.

The owner is really nice. Her daughter makes some of the baked goods. The macadamia nut brownie is worth trying if you like brownies.

Interesting experience sitting there drinking coffee and seeing coffee plants in front of you. There's also a cute cat on the property :)